ericbuscemi's review against another edition

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3.0

In one word: Underwhelming. Lots of back story, lots of time spent on Agent 13, Nick Fury, Nomad, Bucky Barnes, and various villains, what time there is spent with Cap alternates between him brooding and hallucinating, there's not a ton of action, and the final issue is an aside focused solely on Nomad, which isn't very good. Oh, and not much is resolved by the end of this volume, as the arc finishes in [b:Captain America: Winter Soldier, Volume 2|106041|Captain America Winter Soldier, Volume 2|Ed Brubaker|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1298553872s/106041.jpg|102217]. So I guess I have another trade paperback to read before seeing the movie. Hopefully I get a satisfying resolution, and Cap kicking some ass, in this second volume.

jasmiinaf's review against another edition

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2.0

I didn't like this comic that much... Mostly because the story is really serious and dark. I don't have anything against serious comics, but I think it's boring if the whole comic is serious.

helpfulsnowman's review against another edition

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3.0

I might have just made a world-rockin' Captain America discovery.

Other than on the cover of Captain America issue #1, I'm not sure Cap actually punched Hitler in the face.

This is going to require further investigation, I'll get more info. But I'm starting to suspect this, like many comics covers, depicts a thing that didn't actually happen in the comics. I KNOW it didn't happen in the issue where it's depicted on the cover.

This could set a dangerous precedent: Is cover material canon?

The comics world may never be the same...

dsauriol1991's review against another edition

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3.5

I read this mainly because one of my little kindle challenges was to read a graphic novel and I'm a 
completist πŸ˜‚. This was fun to see 
how different the beginning of this comic arc is vs the movie.

mrdietz's review against another edition

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5.0

Captain America's never been my favorite superhero. I always felt that there were so many others within Marvel's works alone that rose far above him in terms of coolness. The Winter Soldier arc makes Captain America awesome. Besides being the textual inspiration for one of my favorite films based on comic books, the start of Brubaker's run is a taut thriller that spans the globe as one former soldier is forced to reexamine the traumatic events of his previous life. The intense shadows in the panels provide a Tom Clancy-like atmosphere. If you want your superheroes grimier, closer to our real human existence, this collection is a great consideration.

sofiacerron's review against another edition

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adventurous challenging inspiring tense fast-paced

3.0

theincredidad's review against another edition

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5.0

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Getting pumped and primed for Infinity War. This Winter Soldier is nowhere near as good as the movie of the same name but still a very exciting read!

alwroteabook's review against another edition

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5.0

Great read

Read this on a Kindle Fire and it looked great. The story was good. Someone knocked off the Red Skull, sending Cap on a trip down memory lane. But are the memories real? Well worth your time if you're a Captain America can as it brings in different aspects of his story as well as a few old favourites.

rltinha's review against another edition

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4.0

A issue de fecho deste primeiro volume - The Lonesome Death of Jack Monroe - Γ© uma maravilha brubakeriana.

sjj169's review against another edition

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3.0

I've been kinda slow to jump on the Captain America fan club train. Probably because he comes across as so sugary sweet that it hurts my teeth. But then, I usually cheer for the bad guys so what do I know?
My friend Jeff had told me that I should read Brubaker's version. I figured if anyone could make me like this character..Brubaker was it. He is one of my comic authors I actually don't one star.
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This one isn't bad. It starts off with Red Skull plotting dastardly deeds but that stops in its tracks. This book is actually really well done but there were times I got bored in it. Yes, I expect to be entertained. A graphic novel/comic book only has a short time to catch attention because I read them fast..and I want them to do it.

I don't want to tell much about the plot of this one because it could easily go into spoiler territory. So if you are interested in old Sugar Boy Captain pick it up. He didn't make me want to punch him.

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I've featured Jeff's reviews before here and he technically read a different version of this one that I did so I'm going with Kemper on this one. If you are not following or friends with Kemper..just go do it right now. He and Dan (the original) were two of the first reviewers that made me realize "Hey, reviewer's are cool!"..not that I'm ever going to get near as cool as these two guys.